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Workshop on “Steel Industry in India: Potentials and Technologies for Reduction of CO2 Emissions”, New Delhi

Code

SID|2011|EIE-Guj|527

Short title

Workshop on “Steel Industry in India: Potentials and Technologies for Reduction of CO2 Emissions”

Title

Workshop on “Steel Industry in India: Potentials and Technologies for Reduction of CO2 Emissions”, New Delhi

Thrust Area

SID: Sustainable Industrial Development

Project

Others

Persons

Nukala Raghu Babu (Contact Person)

Event Details

Date	Place	Details	Application
Wed 07.12.2011 1 Day(s)	Delhi »Google Maps	The Leela Palace Hotel New Delhi , Delhi	Contact Name: Mr. Raghu Babu nukala.raghu@giz.de

Target Group

The workshop had about 35 participants from industries, industrial associations, government, regulatory bodies and funding agencies, besides GIZ and its experts.

Training Organiser

Indo-German Environment Programme (GIZ-ASEM)

Institutions Involved

Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India
AMCG Unteraehmensberatung GmbH, Munich, Germany,
Paradigm Inc., Pune

Course objectives

The objective of the workshop was to share the results of the study undertaken by GIZ with experts from international experts from AMCG Unternehmensberatung GmbH, Munich, Germany, and national experts from Paradigm Inc., Pune, India, and to discuss on the potentials and technologies for the reduction of CO2 emissions in the Indian steel industry.

The purpose of the workshop was to share the results of a study “Steel Industry in India: Potentials and Technologies for Reduction of CO2 Emissions”, which was conducted under the on-going Indo-German Environment Programme (ASEM). The study was conducted jointly by the national consultants (Paradigm Inc., Pune) and the international consultants (AMCG Unteraehmensberatung GmbH, Munich, Germany).

Expected results/impacts

Indicators to measure success/impact

Description of contents/agenda

The programme included inaugural session with speeches from Dr. GV Subrahmanyam, Advisor, Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government of India, Dr. Bernd Dunnzlaff, Head of Economic Cooperation & Development from the German Embassy and Dr. Dieter Mutz, Director of ASEM Programme. The key technical presentation covering the study undertaken was from Mr. Chistoph Genter from AMCG and Mr. Pradeep Nadkarni from Paradigm.